Ping. Boink. Ping. Boink. Clunk. Cheers. Fifteen love. If it’s Wimbledon, it’s the strawberry season and summer, after several weeks of dress rehearsals, is here. Don’t knock the strawberry. It’s a little ball of vitamin C. Although a large helping ...
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World Gin day: what a tonic!
One day back in 2009, Neil Houston had the idea of bringing his friends together to drink gin. Then, he thought – why restrict the day just to his friends? The World Gin Day has now grown into a global ...
Read More »A feast for the eyes can help you make a feast for your tums!
Being a Thai and Vietnamese foodie, I was eagerly anticipating Friday 16th May. Asia House was hosting a demonstration lunch of Vietnamese food to launch the Vietnamese Market Cook Book for the Asia House Bagri Foundation Literature Festival. I came ...
Read More »Why A Girl Called Jack lends her support to this year’s Big Lunch
With the sixth annual Big Lunch taking place in thousands of communities on Sunday, 1st June, celebrity cook A Girl Called Jack has shared a scrumptious selection of affordable recipes perfect for any Big Lunch. The Big Lunch – the ...
Read More »Hold your head up, and smile!
National Smile Month (19th May-19th June) will leave you beaming at giraffe. The family-friendly restaurant group giraffe is well known for serving up a mix of global fresh food that’s guaranteed to put a smile on your face. To help ...
Read More »Blowing raspberries in Brick Lane
If you were in or about Brick Lane’s Vibe Bar on 5th May, you may have caught sight or scent of a crowd of young revellers blowing raspberries – all over the place. The happy dozens were celebrating the permanent ...
Read More »Hammer & Claw Feast dances to Dalston
Feeling hungry? Then head down to Farr’s School of Dancing in Dalston. No, we haven’t got our wires crossed: Farr’s is an upmarket pub in Dalston which takes its name from the dance school which previously occupied the premises where ...
Read More »Make time for wine
ELN spoke to Chris Orr, London Wine Week’s guru, who has spent nearly a quarter of a century immersed in wine (figuratively speaking). For how long have humans been making and drinking wine? We’ve been drinking wine since as ...
Read More »The food of champions!
The media may have you believing otherwise, but there is a story that says that the reason won the bid to host the 2012 Games may well be down to one night at the Zeera Indian and Thai restaurant located ...
Read More »Slug and Lettuce offers Easter indulgence
If you thought Easter was just for the little ones, think again! Over the Easter weekend the Slug and Lettuce will be offering its own version of an Easter egg, suitable for adults and served in an eggcup. “It is ...
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